This idea seems phenomenal. I can think of so many ways to indulge my high school writing classes, encouraging their desire to write and create stories.
The idea of the siftables is such a wonderful innovation. I work with elementary students. The interactive approach would fit the many learning styles I come in contact with from the youngest kindergartners to the oldest fifth grade students. The learning experience and interactive methods would draw in all my students that love to interact with their learning environment. Students would be fascinated by the technology and drawn in by a fun way to learn. It just has so many possibilities for different learning experiences from math to writing to musical application. Has siftables been introduced on the educational market? I am very sure it would be a hit with educators and students world wide.
I am absolutely astounded that something like siftables exists! I'm imagining the many wonderful uses this item would have in the classroom. You could easily engage students in spelling and mathematics. Many siftables could create sentences, whereby you impose grammar. This is a stunning piece of technology! As a current English teacher, I'm constantly looking for ways to engage my students and keep their interest. I think this might be one way to do it.
This idea seems phenomenal. I can think of so many ways to indulge my high school writing classes, encouraging their desire to write and create stories.
ReplyDeleteThe idea of the siftables is such a wonderful innovation. I work with elementary students. The interactive approach would fit the many learning styles I come in contact with from the youngest kindergartners to the oldest fifth grade students. The learning experience and interactive methods would draw in all my students that love to interact with their learning environment. Students would be fascinated by the technology and drawn in by a fun way to learn. It just has so many possibilities for different learning experiences from math to writing to musical application. Has siftables been introduced on the educational market? I am very sure it would be a hit with educators and students world wide.
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative way to get students thinking. Writing is definately an area that could be influenced by this technology.
ReplyDeleteI am absolutely astounded that something like siftables exists! I'm imagining the many wonderful uses this item would have in the classroom. You could easily engage students in spelling and mathematics. Many siftables could create sentences, whereby you impose grammar. This is a stunning piece of technology! As a current English teacher, I'm constantly looking for ways to engage my students and keep their interest. I think this might be one way to do it.
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